Court dismisses appeal against robbery conviction, upholding sentence due to recidivism and lack of mitigating circumstances.

The court dismissed the appeal filed by the defendant J.G. against the first-instance judgment convicting him of robbery. The facts established that the defendant, alongside others, committed a robbery involving threats and theft in a gaming salon, while also possessing a prior record of ten previous convictions. The appellate court rejected the defense's arguments regarding the disputed amount and the lack of mitigating factors, affirming the original sentence based on the defendant's high social danger and recidivism.